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You could put a trigger on the timeline and speed up by a percentage required to get it down to 3 seconds.

Thank you for the reply. There is also a one-shot audio track on the animation as well. Would speeding up the animation affect the playback speed of the audio too (I want the audio to remain as is)?

I was hoping there's a way to select all of the tracks and then select the right side of one of the tracks (where it turns into a double-ended arrow) and simply squeeze / stretch the length to make the adjustment. I take it there's nothing like that or a way to edit the frame number values for the keyframe positions, track lengths, etc to make the change?

You could put a trigger on the timeline and speed up by a percentage required to get it down to 3 seconds.

you'll need to do each one, you can scale time

Thank you for the reply. There is also a one-shot audio track on the animation as well. Would speeding up the animation affect the playback speed of the audio too (I want the audio to remain as is)?

I was hoping there's a way to select all of the tracks and then select the right side of one of the tracks (where it turns into a double-ended arrow) and simply squeeze / stretch the length to make the adjustment. I take it there's nothing like that or a way to edit the frame number values for the keyframe positions, track lengths, etc to make the change?

You could put a trigger on the timeline and speed up by a percentage required to get it down to 3 seconds.

Thanks again for the quick reply! I'm not in front of Xpression right now, but I couldn't tell when I did that earlier if the keyframes were scaling as well. Do you know if they will or will I have to do some math and manually set them again?

you'll need to do each one, you can scale time

Thank you for the reply. There is also a one-shot audio track on the animation as well. Would speeding up the animation affect the playback speed of the audio too (I want the audio to remain as is)?

I was hoping there's a way to select all of the tracks and then select the right side of one of the tracks (where it turns into a double-ended arrow) and simply squeeze / stretch the length to make the adjustment. I take it there's nothing like that or a way to edit the frame number values for the keyframe positions, track lengths, etc to make the change?

You could put a trigger on the timeline and speed up by a percentage required to get it down to 3 seconds.